Hello anons

[Anonymous No.12774037]

Do you think BTC price will ever hit $50k in the next 8 years?

[Anonymous No.12774042]

nobody here trades coins anymore we just make threads about how expensive houses in rural america are

[Anonymous No.12774043]

Yes.

[Anonymous No.12774062]

>>12774042
Lmao

[Anonymous No.12774157]

>>12774037
why the FUCK is this pinned?

[Anonymous No.12774215]

not if ((())) has anything to do with it

[Anonymous No.12774276]

Theoretically it should hit fifty cents on the way down to zero but it probably won't because at some point the network will collapse when people realise they are wasting valuable electricity on this worthless garbage.

[Anonymous No.12774634]

>>12774037
$150k-$200k by 2022

[Anonymous No.12774641]

>>12774157
lol good one xD

[Anonymous No.12774649]

>>12774215
triple-sided vagina?

[Anonymous No.12774661]

>>12774037
lmfao the facebook frog fucking BASED

[Anonymous No.12774720]

Btc novelty wear off, the funny internet money is now a boring financial asset, the price will go up but slowly (like 5 years or more to reach a new ATH)

[Anonymous No.12774806]

>>12774042
Fpbp

[Anonymous No.12774812]

>>12774037
Its almost guaranteed id say

[Anonymous No.12774813]

>>12774720
fucking lol, imagine being this fucking retarded. couldn't be further off, brainlet

[Anonymous No.12774821]

>>12774037
Technically bitcoin isn't byzantine fault tolerant, as consensus must be definitive and blockchains are based on probability. The Hashgraph is not only BFT, but is asynchronous (aBFT) which has literally never been implemented in the history of the internet. ABFT voting algorithms with strong math proofs have existed for 30 years, but the bandwidth required to send and receive so many votes and receipts made them completely impractical. Hashgraph uses hashes and digital signatures to link events (transactions) together and create a history of communication, which allows us to apply those aBFT voting algorithms virtually, without sending any votes over the internet. Hashgraph not only sets the bar for security, but does so at incredible speeds. All that's needed to be communicated is the transactions themselves, the timestamp, plus two hashes (1-2% more data) and you gossip this out, which is the fastest known way to distribute information in a network. After that, latency to consensus is about 3 seconds, depending on node proximity, bandwidth, and number of nodes. Hashgraph is literally better than anything we've ever seen and are likely to ever see in our lifetime. People can hate on the patent and I understand that, but institutions and corporations don't necessarily subscribe to the same ideology; they want stability, governance and regulatory compliance. This is not /g/, we are /biz/nessmen and should only care about making money. Hedera has taken all the right steps to be fast-tracked to an ETF, leaving bitcoin in the dust